ClearOne Converge Pro 840T Specifications Page 320
- Page / 366
- Table of contents
- BOOKMARKS
Rated. / 5. Based on customer reviews
315
ALL MODELS: RS-232 PORT
CONNECTING WITH TELNET
Users can connect to any unit via RS-232 and telnet. Available telnet commands are the same as those used in
the Serial Command section of this appendix.
How to Connect with Telnet:
• Use the telnet client of your choice
• Telnet uses port 23
• The user name and password are the same as used by Console. The default username is clearone and
the default password is converge. These are not case sensitive.
• The telnet session will time out after 15 minutes of no receive data. A heart beat to keep the session alive
will need to be used. ClearOne recommends using the VER command to establish a heart beat in order to
keep the session alive.
ALL MODELS: RS-232 PORT
Pin # User Definable Control
1 N DCD
2 N TXD
3 N RXD
4 N DTR
5 N Ground
6 N DSR
7 N CTS
8 N RTS
9 N No connection
NOTE: To avoid communication errors, ClearOne recommends using all nine pins when
connecting to the RS-232 port.
- CONVERGE SR 1212/SR 1212TA 2
- Beamforming Microphone Array 2
- TECHNICAL SUPPORT 2
- CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1 3
- TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) 4
- APPENDIX E: COMPLIANCE 344 5
- GLOSSARY 356 5
- CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 6
- Common Benefits 7
- Common Features 7
- Feature Enhancements 7
- Save These Instructions 10
- CONVERGE Pro 880TA 11
- CONVERGE Pro 880 12
- CONVERGE Pro 880T 13
- CONVERGE Pro 840T 14
- CONVERGE Pro 8i 15
- CONVERGE Pro TH20 16
- CONVERGE Pro VH20 17
- CONVERGE Pro SR 1212A 18
- CONVERGE Pro SR1212 19
- CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SUPPORT 21
- WARRANTY INFORMATION 21
- OPERATING REQUIREMENTS 22
- SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 22
- UNPACKING 23
- CONVERGE PRO 840T 26
- P/N: 830-000-023L 29
- CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 33
- A C D E F G 34
- A B C D E F G H 35
- 123457896 36
- 12 47896 36
- 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 37
- EXPANSION BUS 41
- DEVICE IDS 42
- DEVICE ID MENU 43
- CHANGING DID MENU 43
- LCD PROGRAMMING OVERVIEW 44
- ClearOne 45
- LCD CHANNELS MENU 47
- LCD SETTINGS MENU 48
- Baud Rate 49
- Flow Control (Hardware) 49
- MACRO MENU 50
- LCD PRESET MENU 51
- INSTALLING CONVERGE CONSOLE 52
- CONVERGE CONSOLE OVERVIEW 55
- Menu Bar 56
- Button Bar 56
- Site Pane 57
- Center Pane 58
- Objects Pane 59
- Status Bar 59
- Console Modes 59
- SITE FILE OVERVIEW 60
- Saving Site Files 62
- CONNECT TO A SITE 63
- SITE PROPERTIES 64
- Create A New Site 65
- Site Properties: General Tab 65
- User name/Passwords 67
- UNIT PROPERTIES 69
- Add A New Unit 70
- Unit Properties: General Tab 70
- Device Name 71
- Device ID 71
- Audio Master 71
- Audio flow is stopped 72
- IP Filters 74
- Serial Port Settings 74
- AMX Duet Mode 74
- Audio Stream 77
- Dial Plan 78
- CONFIGURATION MODE OVERVIEW 80
- SITE TAB 81
- UNIT TAB 81
- Unit Tab Functionality 82
- Input Channel Settings 82
- Output Channel Settings 83
- Processing Channel Settings 84
- Fader Channel Settings 85
- Expansion Audio RX and TX 86
- 1. Off: Disables the feature 88
- CHANNEL TAB OVERVIEW 97
- Accessing AEC 102
- ERL + ERLE Meter 104
- PTT (Push to Talk) Mode 104
- NC (NOISE CANCELLATION) 105
- Accessing Filters 107
- Active Filter 108
- Bypass All 110
- Add Filter 111
- Remove Filter 111
- Table View 111
- Accessing AGC/ALC 112
- MIC GATING 114
- Manual Gating: Settings 116
- Gating Groups 116
- Post Gate Meter 116
- MIC INPUT SETTINGS 118
- Pre Gain Meter 119
- Gain Section 119
- Post Gain Meter 119
- Post Process Meter 119
- Channel Configuration Buttons 120
- Creating Channel Objects 122
- LINE INPUT SETTINGS 124
- TELCO/VOIP RX SETTINGS 129
- Channel Label 130
- NC (Noise Cancellation) Tab 131
- Telco Settings Tab 131
- Dialer Button 133
- Dial Tone Level Slider 134
- Recv Boost Slider 134
- Recv Input Meter 134
- Min/Max Limits 136
- Post-Gain Meter 136
- Channel Routing Matrix 136
- OUTPUT SETTINGS 139
- TELCO/VOIP TX SETTINGS 143
- Mute Button 144
- PROCESSING SETTINGS 150
- Filter Button 151
- Delay Button 151
- Cmprs (Compression) Button 152
- FADER SETTINGS 158
- Group View 161
- MATRIX TAB 163
- Clear Matrix Button 164
- Audio Routing Matrix 164
- Input Routing 164
- Expansion Bus I–Z Routing 164
- Exporting Matrix Objects 166
- PA Virtual References 169
- MACRO TAB 170
- Macro Editor 171
- Creating Macros 171
- Modifying Macros 172
- Deleting Macros 172
- GATING TAB 174
- Gating Controllers 175
- Internal Gating Groups 175
- Global Gating Groups 176
- CONTROL TAB 177
- User-Definable Pins 178
- Default Pin Assignments 178
- Control/Status Ports 178
- Clearing Pin Programming 179
- Exporting Control Objects 179
- STRING TAB 180
- Running Command Strings 181
- EVENT SCHEDULER TAB 182
- DATABASE TAB 184
- AV Devices 185
- Creating A New AV Device 185
- Channel Objects 186
- OPTIMIZING GAIN STRUCTURE 189
- DRAG AND DROP CONFIGURATION 192
- Creating Objects 193
- PRESET MODE 198
- Preset Configuration Tabs 199
- Creating Presets 200
- PRESET MENU 202
- Preset Execution Flags 203
- Preset Control Masking 203
- Exporting Preset Objects 204
- FILE MENU OVERVIEW 205
- PRINT REPORTS 207
- VIEW MENU OVERVIEW 208
- View Menu Options 209
- ADD MENU 210
- CONNECT MENU OVERVIEW 213
- MODES MENU OVERVIEW 214
- SERVICES MENU OVERVIEW 215
- Accessing Dialer 216
- PHONEBOOK 218
- LABEL EDITOR 220
- DEVICE LOG 221
- Using Device Log 222
- EVENT LOG 224
- Using Event Log 225
- WEB BUILDER 226
- Configuring Control Console 228
- Accessing the Web Portal 229
- FIRMWARE LOADER 231
- DEBUG CONSOLE 235
- Gate View Tab 236
- Signal Generator 237
- Test Signal Types 237
- Running a Signal Test 237
- Tone Frequency Settings 238
- System Checks Tab 238
- System Check Config Tab 239
- Sound Masking Tab 240
- EXECUTE PRESETS 241
- TYPE AND DEVICE IDS 243
- CONVENTIONS 243
- COMMAND FORM DESCRIPTION 243
- GROUPS AND CHANNELS 244
- METER TYPE DEFINITIONS TABLE 245
- SERIAL COMMANDS 252
- ADCLIP – Audio Clipping 253
- ADPRESENT – Audio Presence 254
- AGC – Automatic Gain Control 254
- CALLDUR – Call Duration 259
- CLOCK – Clock Set 260
- COMPDLY – Compressor Delay 260
- COMPRESS – Compressor Adjust 261
- COMPSEL – Compression Select 261
- COUNTRY – Country Selection 261
- FILTER – Filter Adjust 270
- FILTSEL – Filter Select 270
- LOGMASK – Device Log Mask 277
- LVL – Level 277
- LVLREPORT – Level Report 277
- MTRX – Matrix Routing 282
- MTRXCLEAR – Clear Matrix 282
- PAA – PA Adaptive Mode 285
- PACEN – PA Softclipper Enable 285
- PAEQEN – PA EQ Filter Enable 285
- PAEQRST – PA EQ Filter Reset 286
- PAEQSET – PA EQ Filter Set 286
- PAFLT – PA Fault 286
- RINGMOD – Ring Cadence Mode 294
- RXBOOST – Receive Boost 295
- SERECHO – Serial Echo 295
- SFTYMUTE – Safety Mute 295
- SIGGEN – Signal Generator 296
- XCALLDUR – Call Duration 303
- XCGROUP – Compressor Group 303
- XCOMPRESS – Compressor Adjust 304
- XCOMPSEL – Compressor Enable 304
- XDECAY – Decay Adjust 304
- XDELAY – Audio Delay 304
- XDIAL – DTMF Dialing 305
- XDTMFLVL – DTMF Tone Level 305
- XGRPSEL – Gating Group Select 307
- XHOOK – Hook Flash 307
- XHOOKD – Hook Flash Duration 307
- XLOCALNUM – Local Number 307
- XTE – Telco Enable 310
- CALL CONTROL SERIAL COMMANDS 311
- VE – VoIP Enable 313
- SERIAL COMMAND SUPPORT TABLE 314
- ALL MODELS: RS-232 PORT 320
- CONNECTING WITH TELNET 320
- APPENDIX B: DEFAULT PINOUTS 322
- APPENDIX D: SPECIFICATIONS 332
- Compliance 337
- EMC- FCC Part 15 Class A 337
- EMI – EN55024 337
- Safety - IEC60950, CSA, CCC 337
- Class 2 Wiring Required 337
- Pro Platform 343
- APPENDIX E: COMPLIANCE 349
- ELECTRICAL SAFETY ADVISORY 350
- IC COMPLIANCE 350
- EUROPEAN COMPLIANCE 351
- NEW ZEALAND COMPLIANCE 355
- JAPANESE COMPLIANCE 355
- Overview 356
- Automatic Provisioning 356
- GLOSSARY 361
© 2020, manymanuals.com. All rights reserved. | 0.613 s |
Manymanuals.com
Manymanuals.de
Manymanuals.fr
Manymanuals.it
Manymanuals.pl
Manymanuals.cz
Manymanuals.es
Manymanuals-pt.com
Comments to this Manuals